Peru: Tacna will execute the South American Camelid Project with S/12 million

Published 2024년 8월 5일

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Dennis Gutiérrez Maquera, head of the Regional Directorate of Agriculture of Tacna, announced a S/12 million South American Camelid Project aimed at benefiting producers in Tacna's four provinces. The announcement coincided with National Alpaca Day, where notable alpaca community members and artisans were honored. The project includes Program 068, which has already supported over 800 producers with forage, vaccines, and vitamins, with a second phase scheduled for October and November. Camelid breeding is crucial for the Tacna region, contributing 70-80% of annual family income, with 85,299 alpacas and 28,767 llamas in the area.
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The head of the Regional Directorate of Agriculture of Tacna, Dennis Gutiérrez Maquera, announced the development of the South American Camelid Project with an investment of S/12 million, intended to benefit producers in the four provinces of the region. The presentation was made within the framework of National Alpaca Day. During the event, outstanding alpaca community members and artisans of the last year were recognized and awarded. They are: Quispe Marino from Ancomarca (province of Tacna), Mario Gilberto from Tarata, Elva Catallica from Santa Cruz (province of Jorge Basadre), and Lidia Escobar from Huaytire (province of Candarave). In textile crafts with alpaca wool, Isabel Torres Vásquez from Alto Perú and Juana Gutiérrez Zegarra from Candarave were distinguished. In addition, Program 068 stood out, which in its first stage has delivered forage (bales of hay) and supplied vaccines and vitamins to more than 800 producers. Between October and November, the second ...
Source: AgroPeru

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